English fonts are great on many distros IMO, but Asian fonts still are far behind their Windows counterparts in most cases IMO. With much of the world using Chinese you'd think it would be a highr...
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English fonts are great on many distros IMO, but Asian fonts still are far behind their Windows counterparts in most cases IMO. With much of the world using Chinese you'd think it would be a highr...
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You guys fail to understand that many businesses tested XP for three to four years before migrating. Even a three year cycle is too short for big business.
You obviously haven't considered how most big businesses control their software upgrades. Most big companies waited years before adopting XP and won't adopt Vista until it's been tested and proven...
It's good this way. Intel makes the best processors and nVidia makes the best GPUs. With the second tier together, they have a better chance of catching up.
Yes, the new theme/layout not only blows monkey testicles but also sucks donkey schlong. I thought Mepislovers was bad. :(
No, my point was that with Windows there is no hassle. In any environemt the other languages work great and the fonts are great. It is possible in Ubuntu with a few terminal commands, but my point...
Does he have an Xbox? If low res music (mp3) is acceptable to him, XBMC it a grand alternative.
Your friend screams, "iTunes!" Get him to commit to a Mac.
I hate the "giving back" BS. Have some common sense. The Ubuntu source code is open. If these "programmers" can develop Debian then they are surely deft enough to use the source code to find...
I got your PM. Do you really think chinese support is better? It doesn't work right unless you change to a Chinese environment without unnecessary configuring. Try SCIM in an Englih enviroment. ...
I don't think supporting ancient hardware is the way to go. That certainly won't attract hardware makers and therfore won't attract more Linux drivers and software.
I suggest a BT mouse...
Only one, but it's a 42" 1080p display. In reality I hardly use it because I'm always on my notebooks.
You could just rip them into full isos and use VideoLan to stream them. That should work well, and there's no hassle.
The ndiswrapper utilities can be installed from the CD for those w/o a connection.
Anyone wanting to stick with the debian/ubuntu base can try MEPIS. My 4306 works fine after blacklisting the...
Do you have a Costco nearby? They usually have some nice cases and they have the best return policy ever imagined.
Some distros like SUSE and Ubuntu look pretty nice. SUSE and MEPIS have nice fonts. I think KDE4 will be nice as well.
I like the way amaroK, K3B and Gwenview look.
For photo/video editing I haven't seen a good CRT's equal either, but for everyday use they are just too big and fugly and don't come in large sizes because of geometry issues. Unless I'm using a...
No surprise. All media is heading toward being purely downloadable content. Flash storage will likely be the container. Optical disks are just the stopgap solution until the networks and...
Have some data to back this statement up? Besides, even if it were true, why would they release proprietary software into the public domain and risk losing technological advantages and future sales...
Install the "TabMix Plus" and "Paste and Go" extensions and you'll basically have Opera in a FF package. Opera doesn't handle the IGN flash popups correctly for me in Linux, so I stick with FF as...
It's not worth the development costs to most manufacturers. If their hardware works with Linux that's great, but working with Windows is essential and where the money is. It's basically chicken and...
or just d/l the file from the source's website and copy them in the "/usr/lib/win32" directory from "sudo nautilus" in terminal
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